HRP — Since 2007
Human Rights Post
Human Rights Post is a nationally recognized publication dedicated to advancing and protecting human rights, approved by the Ministry of Information, Government of Pakistan.
The magazine operates under the supervision of Human Rights Lawyer Nadeem Ahmed Advocate, whose leadership ensures its commitment to ethical journalism and legal accuracy. Our editorial team consists of professionals, researchers, and journalists passionate about justice, equality, and civic awareness.
We publish credible stories, expert analyses, and community perspectives to promote transparency and reform. Our goal is to create a society that respects every individual’s rights and encourages participation in democratic values.
CEO & Founder — Advocate Nadeem Ahmed
Our Mission
Founded and led by Advocate Nadeem Ahmed, a prominent human rights lawyer and social activist, HRP was established with a vision to create awareness, encourage accountability, and bridge the gap between society and justice.
Through its magazine and digital editions, HRP sheds light on critical human rights issues, amplifying the struggles of vulnerable communities and individuals who are unable to claim their constitutional rights.
Our Work & Commitment
At its core, Human Rights Post stands as a voice for the voiceless — echoing the pain, perseverance, and hope of those seeking justice.
By publishing investigative reports, thought-provoking features, and educational articles, HRP strives to empower citizens through knowledge, awareness, and advocacy.
Our Legacy
Guided by the unwavering commitment of Advocate Nadeem Ahmed, HRP continues to uphold its mission of defending human dignity, promoting tolerance, and fostering a culture of respect for human rights in Pakistan.
Human Rights Post
Human Rights Post (HRP) is a pioneering publication and advocacy platform devoted to promoting, protecting, and strengthening human rights values across Pakistan. Since its inception, HRP has been a voice for justice, equality, and dignity — particularly for those who have been marginalized, silenced, or denied their fundamental freedoms.
